fix(seo): trailing slash on homepage hreflang/canonical#235
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Semrush flagged 9 hreflang conflicts on locale homepages (/en/, /de/, /es/, /pt-BR/) because canonical and hreflang tags pointed to /en (no trailing slash) while the page is served at /en/ (with trailing slash). This caused "Conflicting hreflang and rel=canonical" and "No self-referencing hreflang" errors. Fix: append trailing slash to path and subPath when mdxPath is empty (homepage). Deep page URLs are unchanged.
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generateMetadataproduced/en(no trailing slash) for canonical/hreflang, but Vercel serves the page at/en/(with trailing slash). Semrush sees the mismatch as conflicting signals.Test plan